From JDSupra, Shep Davidson discusses a case in which the court said GrubHub drivers engaged in interstate commerce when they
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses cases in which workers engaged in interstate commerce were required to arbitrate based on state law.
From JDSupra, Chris Barrett, Stuart Goldberg and Elizabeth Liner discuss a recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board that
From JDSupra, David Baron discusses a recent decision in which a court said that the provision in the New Jersey
From JDSupra, John Ayers-Mann, Patrick Bannon, Anthony Califano, and Molly Mooney discuss the recent phenomenon of mass arbitrations and what
From JDSupra, Adam Horowitz and Randi W. Kochman discuss a recent case in which New Jersey’s ban on employment arbitration
From JDSupra, Brendan Gooley discusses a case in an employer was able to enforce an arbitration agreement even though the
From Lexology, Jennifer G. Prozinski, Robin L.S. Burroughs, and Hayley F. Degnan discuss the Supreme Court’s declining to resolve a difference
From JDSupra, John Ayers-Mann, Patrick Bannon, Anthony Califano, and Molly Mooney discuss how arbitration can be a lower cost alternative
From JDSupra, Mark J. Levin report that the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) recently introduced a sliding scale for filing fees
From JDSupra, John Ayers-Mann, Patrick Bannon, Anthony Califano, and Molly Mooney discuss how and when arbitration agreements can protect employers
From JDSupra, Richard Reibstein discusses the value of an effective arbitration agreement. Richard writes: December was a very slow month